On Stompstart by 4 March 2016 · Washington · District of Columbia · United States
Darwins: Interchangeable. Polarized. Sunglasses..
Polarized sunglasses from Washington, DC whose frames and arms snapped apart and swapped, crowdfunded on Kickstarter by 63 backers.
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“Darwins are Customizable Polarized Sunglasses with a innovative Snap Fit locking mechanism”
- Funding
Kicktraq records the Kickstarter campaign as successfully funded: $15,963 pledged against a $15,000 goal from 63 backers over 30 days, 8 September to 8 October.
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“Darwins are Customizable Polarized Sunglasses with a innovative Snap Fit locking mechanism”
Darwins are Customizable Polarized Sunglasses with a innovative Snap Fit locking mechanism that allows you to interchange vividly colored Frames and Arms in only seconds in order to personalize your sunglasses to match your clothes and daily activities anytime, anywhere. No need for tools or a repair shop. With two quick clicks you can have a whole new pair of sunglasses. The Snap Fit Lock Mechanism allows all Darwins Frames and Arms to be interchangeable with each other. Each arm fits with each frame and each frame fits with each arm and you can Trade Frames and Arms to make new combinations.
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- Fashion
- Location
- Washington · District of Columbia · United States
In our words: The listing, which linked to a Kickstarter campaign, described Darwins as customizable polarized sunglasses with a snap-fit lock, so any frame fitted any pair of arms and owners could swap colors in seconds without tools, or trade parts to make new combinations.
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